| Biotechnology Industry | Healthcare Sector | Dr. Mats Hansen M.Sc., Ph.D. CEO | XSTO Exchange | SE0004899474 ISIN |
| SE Country | 5 Employees | - Last Dividend | 28 May 2026 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Spago Nanomedical AB (publ) stands as a pivotal entity in the realm of nanomedicine, specifically targeting the challenging field of cancer diagnostics and treatment. Originating in 1999 and rooted in Lund, Sweden, the company has embarked on a journey to harness the potential of nanotechnology in combating cancerous growths. Initially known as Spago Imaging AB (publ), the firm underwent a strategic rebranding to Spago Nanomedical AB (publ) in May 2014, a name that more accurately reflects its dedication to nanomedical innovations. Operating mainly in Sweden, the company has positioned itself in the clinical phase spectrum of nanomedicine development, focusing on the creation of novel nanomedicines designed to improve cancer diagnosis and facilitate advanced treatment options.
SpagoPix (SN132D): This product represents a significant advancement in the field of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) as it serves as a contrast agent currently under a Phase I development stage for breast cancer treatment. Furthermore, the versatility of SpagoPix extends its application to the treatment of liver and pancreas cancer, which is under a Phase II development stage. By enhancing the contrast in MRI scans, SpagoPix aims to provide clearer, more detailed images of tumors, thereby facilitating more accurate diagnoses and treatment planning for cancer patients.
Tumorad (SN201): With an innovative approach to radionuclide therapy, Tumorad is positioned as a promising therapeutic option for patients battling advanced and metastatic cancer. Still in the preclinical development stage, this product seeks to exploit the cancer-seeking capability of nanoparticles combined with a radionuclide, targeting and treating the disease at its source. This methodology represents a leap forward in the treatment of widespread or difficult-to-reach cancers, offering hope for more effective and targeted cancer therapies.